Beautiful, Durable Timber Flooring
on the Sunshine Coast

We supply and install timber flooring in homes right across the Sunshine Coast, from Caloundra and Pelican Waters in the south through Kawana Waters, Maroochydore and Buderim to Noosa and Tewantin in the north.

We also service the Sunshine Coast hinterland including Maleny, Montville and Mapleton. Our team handles everything from product selection through to installation, so you don't have to coordinate multiple trades.

Engineered timber combines a real timber veneer (usually 2–6 mm thick) glued onto a plywood core. You get the warmth and uniqueness of real wood with greater stability and easier installation than solid timber.

Definitely. The plywood core is layered in alternating directions (north–south–east–west), resisting expansion and contraction from humidity. That makes it ideal for coastal Queensland homes.

Engineered boards are factory-finished in airtight environments with up to 16 protective coatings. This level of finishing is far more than the 2–3 coats typically applied on-site to solid timber. As such, they’re tougher, more sustainable (with five times less raw timber per board), and less prone to cupping or gapping.

Oak is a type of hardwood, but the two terms get used differently in flooring. "Hardwood flooring" usually refers to Australian native species like blackbutt, spotted gum and tallowwood: dense, durable timbers with strong natural character and grain.

"Oak flooring" refers specifically to European or American oak, which has become very popular for its lighter, more uniform tones and wide-board options. Both are available as engineered timber, which is what we stock.

If you're drawn to a warmer, coastal or Scandi-inspired look, oak is likely your direction. If you want something bolder with more natural variation, Australian hardwood is worth a look. We can show you both in the showroom.

Yes, it can, but it does depend on the veneer thickness. Usually it can be sanded and refinished once or twice. However, sanding removes any smoked or stained topcoat, revealing the timber’s natural colour. It’s a last-resort option, not routine maintenance.

Sweep or vacuum often, use felt pads under furniture, and keep blinds or tints on large windows to reduce UV oxidisation (the yellowing effect). A well-made engineered floor can outlast most solid timbers.

Timber flooring pricing depends on the species, construction type (engineered vs solid), board width, finish, and the size of the area being installed. That makes it difficult to give a meaningful number without knowing your specific situation.

What we can tell you is that we stock options across a range of budgets, from quality engineered timber entry points through to premium wide-board European oak.

The best way to get an accurate figure is to book a free measure and quote. We'll come to you, take proper measurements, and give you a clear, no-obligation price.